Question

Нужно вставить артикль a/an/the вместо точек. Начало не знаю правильно или нет. Если можно, сделайте последнее предложение с объяснением. The Romans invaded Britain in AD 43 and,chasing ancient Britons along the Thames they came to the first place where it was easy to Cross. They built a garrison there -and London was born.They also erected ... bridge over ... river. ... garrison became ... major trading post. Later, ... bridge suffered neglect and ... whole area was raided by ... Vikings. In AD 886 Alfred ... Great drove out ... Raiders, ... bridge was repaired and ... city prospered again. ... hundred years later, ... Vikings returned but King Ethelred sailed up ... Thames, attached ropes to London Bridge, headed downriver and pulled it down.

Answer 1

1)аre
2)a river
3)The
4)a
5)a
6)the
7)a
8)are
9)the
10)a
11)the city
12)the
13)a
14)the

Answer 2

The Romans invaded Britain in AD 43 and, chasing ancient Britons along the Thames, they came to the first place where it was easy to cross. They built a garrison there - and London was born. They also erected a bridge over the river. The garrison became a major trading post. Later, the bridge suffered neglect and the whole area was raided by the Vikings. In AD 886, Alfred the Great drove out the raiders, the bridge was repaired, and the city prospered again. A hundred years later, the Vikings returned but King Ethelred sailed up the Thames, attached ropes to London Bridge, headed downriver, and pulled it down.

Explanation: - The phrase "a bridge" is used because it refers to a bridge in general, not a specific bridge. - The phrase "the river" is used because it refers to a specific river, the Thames. - The phrase "the garrison" is used because it refers to a specific garrison, the one built by the Romans. - The phrase "the bridge" is used because it refers to a specific bridge, the one built by the Romans. - The phrase "the city" is used because it refers to a specific city, London. - The phrase "the Great" is used because it is part of Alfred's title, Alfred the Great. - The phrase "a hundred years later" is used because it refers to a general period of time, not a specific hundred years.